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Question | Answer |
what is the calculation for bitmap graphic | size of graphic = rows x columns x colour depth |
how to store audio | To store audio, the amplitude (height) of an analogue waveform is sampled (measured) at regular intervals |
what is the sample rate | The number of samples per second is called the sample rate |
what will happen when you reduce the sample interval | Reducing the sample interval will increase the sample rate, producing better sound, but requiring more data |
How can file size be calculated | File Size = sample rate × bit depth × duration in seconds |
An audio recording is sampled at 22050 Hz using a bit depth of 32 bit. How many bits would be required to record for 5 seconds? | 3,528,000 |
how do you convert to larger bit units? | To convert an amount of bits to larger units: Divide by 8 to get bytes Divide by 1024 to get kibibytes Divide by 1024 again to get mebibytes Divide by 1024 again to get gibibytes Divide by 1024 again to get tebibytes |
How do you convert binary to hexidecimal and hexidecimal to binary | |
what does a arithmetic logic unit do? | Performs mathematical and logical operations |
What is clock speed? | The clock speed of the CPU is how many instructions the computer can execute per second Clock speed is measured in hertz (Hz) |
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